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I have this application that I build. It is a APS.NET web application(.NET Framework) using C#. It compile fine and run fine, when I run it in Visual Studio. However, when I publish it to the wwwroot folder on the same machine that I'm developing on, it does not work. I traced my problem to a .DLL that I'm using. I see the dll under the wwwroot/websitename/bin and I registered it.
But still no luck getting it working. Anybody has any idea what might be causing something like that.
Thank you.
Hanna
1) A .NET DLL doesn't need to be registered. So in that regard, it's questionable as to what you are talking about.
2) ASP.NET has several tags you can post to for help in MS Q&A.
How did you publish the web app exactly? Why the dll ends up in wwwroot/websitename/bin instead of wwwroot/bin?
I solved my problem. The DLL is a 32 bit. I had to modify in IIS the Application Pool that that is used to my website. The Setting is under Advanced Settings, there is a Setting called "Enable 32-Bit Applications".
I published using visual studio and it put it there.